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NTERPRISEt he l i v i n g s t o n E Thursday, May 6, 2021 $1.00 TO BOOST PRODUCTION FOR THE WORLD US backs waiving property rules on vaccines WASHINGTON (AP) — The facturers to produce the life- In a tweet, the director of U.S. Trade Represen- India first proposed in Octo- Biden administration on saving vaccines. the Africa Centres for Dis- tative Katherine Tai ber. The idea has gained sup- Wednesday joined calls for “ T h e A d m i n i s t r a t i o n ease Control and Prevention, testifies during a port among some progres- more sharing of the technolo- believes strongly in intellec- John N. Nkengasong, said the Senate Appropria- sive lawmakers in the West. gy behind COVID-19 vac- tual property protections, but Africa CDC welcomed the tions subcommittee More than 100 countries cines to help speed the end of in service of ending this pan- waiver and called the deci- on Commerce, Jus- have come out in support of the pandemic, a shift that demic, supports the waiver sion “leadership in action.” tice, Science, and the proposal, and a group of puts the U.S. alongside many of those protections for COV- He added: “History will Related Agencies 110 members of Congress — in the developing world who ID-19 vaccines,” Tai said in a remember this decision as a hearing on Capitol all fellow Democrats of want rich countries to do statement. great act of humanity!” Hill in Washington on Biden — sent him a letter more to get doses to the She cautioned that it would Tai’s announcement came April 28. last month that called on him needy. take time to reach the hours after WTO Director- AP to support the waiver. U.S. Trade Representative required global “consensus” General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Opponents — especially Katherine Tai announced the to waive the protections spoke to a closed-door meet- from industry — say a waiv- government’s position, amid under WTO rules, and U.S. ing of ambassadors from er would be no panacea. They World Trade Organization officials said it would not developing and developed access to COVID-19 treat- rary waiver for intellectual insist that production of talks about a possible tempo- have an immediate effect on countries that have been ments. property protections on COV- rary waiver of its protections the global supply of COV- wrangling over the issue, but The WTO’s General Council ID-19 vaccines and other that would allow more manu- ID-19 shots. agree on the need for wider took up the issue of a tempo- tools, which South Africa and See Vaccines, Page 5
Unemployment claims fall to a pandemic low WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid fell last week to 498,000, the lowest point since the viral pandemic struck 14 months ago and a sign of the job market’s growing strength as businesses reopen and consum- ers step up spending. Thursday’s report from the Labor Department showed that applications declined 92,000 from a revised 590,000 a week earlier. The number of weekly job- less claims — a rough measure of the pace of layoffs — has declined significantly from a peak of 900,000 in January as employers have ramped up hiring. At the same time, the pace of applica- tions is still well above the roughly 230,000 level that prevailed before the viral out- break tore through the economy in March of last year.
Enterprise photo by Sam Klomhaus The entrance to Livingston HealthCare just east of Livingston.
Hospital board members resign, AP A signs announcing they are hiring hangs in the window of a restaurant in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Man- citing Billings Clinic interference hattan in New York on Tuesday. As vaccinations have been more widely By Sam Klomhaus Livingston HealthCare released a been working with governance experts administered, restrictions on businesses Enterprise Staff Writer statement on the resignations, which to ensure a robust board structure that is have gradually lifted and consumers have read: in accordance with national best practic- become more willing to travel, shop and At least five members of the Livings- “Livingston HealthCare has accepted es to ensure alignment of LHC’s opera- dine out, stronger spending has boosted ton HealthCare Board of Directors and the resignations of board members serv- tional goals with LHC Foundation sup- hiring, slowed layoffs and accelerated one member of the Livingston Health- port. Livingston HealthCare invites com- growth. The economy grew last quarter at Care Foundation Board of Directors munity members to reach out if they a vigorous 6.4% annual rate, with expecta- have resigned, citing ongoing differenc- “It’s a wonderful hospital. have an interest in helping to continue tions that the current quarter will be even es with the Billings Clinic, of which LHC But the problem is what advancing our mission of serving the better. is an affiliate. community through high-quality, patient- The rapid turnaround has led many busi- Former LHC Board members Shiell you get from Billings.” centered care.” nesses, especially restaurants and others Anderson, Michelle Becker, Daniel Kaul, The LHC administration declined to in the hospitality industry, to complain that David Stanley and Joseph Swindlehurst, – Pat Gilligan, comment further on the resignations. they can’t find enough workers to fill open and former foundation Board Chairwom- LHC Foundation Board member Becker, who, according to the resigna- jobs. Some other employers are raising an Mary Ann Bearden all signed their tion letter served as LHC board presi- pay to attract applicants. names to a letter saying the current lead- ing on our foundation and operating dent for more than 15 years before being Pointing to the $300-a-week federal job- ership and governance of the hospital board of directors. We thank them for unseated three years ago, said Wednes- less check that was included in a $1.9 tril- are “unacceptable.” their years of service and their many day she’s disappointed things have come lion rescue package enacted in March, The letter alleges some board mem- contributions to the organization and to a head in this way after all the success some employers have complained that bers purport to represent the Livingston community. the board has had over the years. some unemployed people can receive more community and others are representing “This past year has been a time of Becker said she decided to resign money from jobless aid than from a job. the interests of the Billings Clinic, and extraordinary challenges in the midst of because of a lack of governance and The complaints have led Gov. Greg Gian- there has been conflict between the two a global pandemic. LHC rose to meet leadership at the hospital, and because of forte to announce that Montana would stop groups. these challenges and navigated the COV- “aggressive” behavior by some of the issuing the federal unemployment pay- “It has become clear to each of us that ID-19 pandemic in collaboration with all directors she said were more aligned ments at the end of June. Instead, the state our participation in the governance of of our community partners. We are with the Billings Clinic. will use some of the federal money to pay LHC is no longer valued, and that we grateful to our entire staff for their “When a board is highly functioning as $1,200 bonuses to unemployed workers cannot fulfill our obligations as board tenacity and dedication through these who take jobs. Montana’s unemployment members by continuing to serve under trying times. rate has fallen to 3.8%. About 30,000 peo- these circumstances,” the letter reads. “For the past several months we have See Hospital board, Page 5 ple are receiving jobless aid in Montana. US proposes ending rule that weakened wild bird protections
BILLINGS (AP) — The Biden Trump’s last days in office rep- Industry groups supported songbirds and more than 20 administration on Thursday resented part of the Biden the Trump policy, but since owl species. Non-native spe- proposed revoking a rule administration’s efforts to President Joe Biden took office cies and some game birds, like imposed under former Presi- ensure that agency decisions they have expressed willing- wild turkeys, are not on the dent Donald Trump that weak- are guided by science. ness to work with the Demo- list. ened the government’s power “The Migratory bird Treaty crat. Besides the BP case, hun- to enforce a century-old law Act is a bedrock environmental The migratory bird policy dreds of enforcement cases — that protects most U.S. bird law that is critical to protect- was among dozens of Trump- targeting utilities, oil compa- species. ing migratory birds and restor- era environmental actions nies and wind energy develop- The Interior Department ing declining bird populations,” Biden ordered reconsidered on ers — resulted in criminal announcement comes after Haaland said in a statement. his first day in office. Former fines and civil penalties total- officials in March said they The prohibition against acci- federal officials, environmen- ing $5.8 million between 2010 were reversing a Trump policy dental bird deaths was used tal groups and Democrats in and 2018. that ended criminal prosecu- most notably in a $100 million Congress said many of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- tions against companies settlement by energy company Trump rules were aimed at vice officials have said rela- responsible for bird deaths BP after the 2010 Gulf of Mexi- benefiting private industry at tively few of the cases end that could have been prevent- co oil spill killed about 100,000 the expense of conservation. with criminal prosecutions AP ed. birds, according to federal More than 1,000 North Amer- because most companies are Plaquemines Parish Coastal Zone Director P.J. Hahn res- Interior Secretary Deb Haa- data. Some scientists have said ican bird species are covered willing to take measures to cues a heavily oiled bird from the waters of Barataria land said revoking the regula- that the number of birds that by the treaty — from fast-fly- address hazards that their Bay, La.. June 26, 2010. tory changes finalized during died could be higher. ing peregrine falcon to tiny operations may pose to birds.
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Page 3, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, May 6, 2021 District releases Jill Biden visits Utah school amid reopenings trustee election SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — First lady reopened fully in the fall with precau- Jill Biden spoke at a Salt Lake City tions like social distancing and mask- school Wednesday as the U.S. makes wearing. Those in hard-hit Salt Lake vote count uneven progress toward reopening City, though, stayed remote into Feb- By Sam Klomhaus classrooms during the coronavirus ruary. Enterprise Staff Writer pandemic. The district’s school board agreed to Biden, a teacher herself, visited reopen after the state became one of The Livingston School Dis- Glendale Middle School, which has a the first in the country to prioritize trict has released the unoffi- diverse student body and returned to teachers for vaccines. Vaccinations cial vote counts for Tues- in-person instruction a few months were a sticking point as discussions day’s school board election, ago. The stop is part of a swing with teachers hit a stalemate in Janu- which was swept by incum- through the U.S. West that includes ary in some of the nation’s largest bents Dann Babcox, Sandra Nevada and Colorado. school districts in places like Califor- Rahn-Gibson and Tom Shel- Biden visited with a few students nia and Chicago. lenberg. and later spoke to a group of teachers At Glendale Middle, 65% of students A total of 1,529 voters par- in an auditorium where she thanked are Hispanic, 12% are Native Hawai- ticipated in the election. them for their work during the pan- ian or Pacific Islander and 6% are Babcox led all candidates demic. She also stressed the Biden Asian, according to the National Cen- with 1,059 votes, or 24.8% of administration’s commitment to ter for Education Statistics. The area votes cast. Rahn-Gibson investing in education. also has a large refugee community, received 993 votes, or 23.3%. “There have been losses that we will and a majority of students qualify for Shellenberg received 875 never get back: loss of time with each free and reduced-price lunch. vote, or 20.5%. other, loss of learning, and the loss of Student grades dropped in Salt Lake Challenger Ashley Sites so many,” she said. “But the best gifts City while all learning was conducted received 681 votes, or 16%. that we can give to show our apprecia- remotely but have improved since Emma Neal received 659 tion for everything that you do, does reopening for in-person classes, the votes, or 15.4%. not come from a store, it’s giving you AP Salt Lake Tribune reported. At Glen- The winners will each what you need to be your best, invest- Glendale Middle School eighth-grader Rosa Sanchez receives applause dale Middle, half of students still serve three-year terms. The ing in you.” from first lady Jill Biden as she walks to the podium to speak at Glendale received at least one F during the Livingston School District The visit comes shortly after Presi- Middle School in Salt Lake City, Wednesday. third quarter, but that was down from Board must still certify the dent Joe Biden’s self-imposed dead- 61% in the first quarter, the paper election results before they line to reopen most U.S. elementary found. are made official. schools in his first 100 days. The ing variations in how students of dif- of Asian students. Jill Biden landed late Wednesday school-tracking site Burbio found ferent races and ethnicities were The disparities have raised alarms afternoon in Las Vegas, where she was 62% of schools were offering in-per- learning. Among fourth-graders, more among advocates who worry the pan- greeted at the airport by Nevada Dem- son learning every day by then, than half of white students were being demic is worsening racial inequities in ocratic Gov. Sisolak, his wife Kathy ‘Piano Pat,’ though it wasn’t clear how many were taught fully in person. By contrast, education. Debate also persists nation- Sisolak, Democratic Sen. Jacky Rosen, elementary schools. less than a third of Black and Hispan- wide on how schools can reopen safe- Democratic congresswomen Dina But a Biden administration survey ic fourth-graders were back in class- ly. Titus and Susie Lee and Clark County MT tiki bar of U.S. schools last month found strik- rooms full time, along with just 15% In conservative Utah, most schools Commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick. pianist, dies GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) — Patricia Sponheim, A first: Grizzly bear seen known as “Piano Pat,” who Bill to trim emergency powers entertained crowds at a tiki bar in downtown Great Falls, in Big Snowy Mountains Montana, for more than 50 heads to Idaho gov.’s desk years, has died at 86. BILLINGS (AP) — Wildlife The photographs are the Sponheim died Tuesday, officials in Montana have latest signs of the animals BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Leg- est measure, and they antici- involved, which would according to a notice by Sch- confirmed the presence of a searching for new habitat islation that curbs Republi- pate his approval. include the coronavirus pan- neider Funeral Home. grizzly bear in the Big Snowy outside of wildlands along can Gov. Brad Little’s The watered-down version demic. Emergencies lasting “It is with tremendously Mountains, a first for the the Rocky Mountain Front authority during declared of the measure is intended longer than 90 days would sad hearts that we tell you region. and Yellowstone National emergencies such as the for states of “extreme emer- require the involvement of that our beloved Piano Pat The Montana Fish, Wildlife Park, officials said. The coronavirus pandemic is gency,” and replaces an the Legislature. Currently, a passed away peacefully last and Parks said the adult bear sightings also serve as a headed to the governor’s entire section of Idaho law governor can renew emer- night,” the Sip ‘n Dip Lounge was photographed last Fri- reminder to practice bear desk. having to do with emergency gency declarations every 30 posted Wednesday on its day by a landowner who set awareness and take safety The Senate on Wednesday declarations. days without the Legislature. Facebook page. “We loved up the camera next to a dead precautions before entering voted 28-7 to pass the bill It limits an Idaho gover- Lawmakers are angry at her very, very much. Our cow carcass, The Billings the wilderness. that’s a reworked version of nor’s ability to alter laws, actions Little took last year hearts are broken. Rest In Gazette reported Tuesday. Montana Fish, Wildlife and previous legislation Little take away gun rights, pre- at the start of the coronavi- Peace beautiful music girl.” The bear did not kill the cow. Parks has advised landown- vetoed. Shortly after, the vent religious and other rus pandemic that included a Sponheim played organ Department officials said ers to reduce the risk of bear House passed the bill on a gatherings, and limit people temporary stay-at-home and sang with guests as they the closest grizzly bears had encounters and attacks by 48-8 vote. from going to work during order as COVID-19 patients drank tropical drinks out of come to the Central Montana erecting electric fencing The earlier version of the emergencies. threatened to overwhelm fish bowls and could watch island mountain range prior around pastures, pens and bill was vetoed by Little and The bill also lists enemy hospitals. Some workers, as women dressed as mermaids to last week was in 2017 corrals and reduce attrac- the Senate was unable to attacks and insurrections as in other states, were swimming in a pool through when two male bears were tants such as pet food, gar- overcome the veto. But Sen- extreme emergencies. Cer- declared “nonessential,” a a glass wall behind the bar euthanized after they killed bage and other potential food ate leaders said Little tain provisions kick in if term that angered lawmak- on the second floor of the livestock west of Stanford. sources. worked with them on the lat- more than 12 counties are ers. O’Haire Motor Inn.
pinion Thursday, May 6, 2021 Page 4, Livingston Enterprise O GUEST EDITORIAL The lack of common sense in Calif. proposed gun laws Gun-control supporters often pro- strict state regulations. There’s no D-Laguna Beach, sounds good on isn’t particularly effective at crack- pose what they describe as “com- connection between gun shows and the surface. It expands California’s ing down on any underground mar- mon sense” gun laws. violence. The shows will move to “red flag” law, which lets law ketplace, from guns to narcotics. It’s their latest mantra, but a host private venues. enforcement confiscate weapons California’s existing Armed Pro- of new California firearms propos- Assembly Bill 1223 from Assem- from people who they deem danger- hibited Persons System (APPS), als makes clear that many of these bly member Marc Levine, D-San ous, to apply to “ghost guns.” Those which is designed to let state agents proposals are more nonsensical than Rafael, would impose an excise tax are untraceable home-built fire- confiscate weapons from people common sense. Reducing gun crime of as much as 11 percent on the sale arms that have become popular who shouldn’t own them, is a widely is a noble aim, but it’s hard to see of guns and ammunition to fund Cal- thanks to the Internet and 3D print- maligned bureaucratic mess how the latest proposals will move ifornia Violence Intervention and ing. plagued by an inaccurate database. in that direction. Prevention (CalVIP) grants. Some Governments aren’t good at pre- It’s hard to fathom how any of the Senate Bill 264 by Sen. Dave Min, community-based programs might dicting criminal behavior and end two dozen gun-related measures D-Irvine, would ban gun shows on help, but others seem unproven at up violating innocent gun owners’ introduced this session could be state property — a symbolic mea- best. If such programs work, non- due-process rights instead. Ghost described as sensible means of sure that will not reduce gun vio- profits should fund them. guns are proliferating mainly as a reducing gun violence. lence. Gun buyers and sellers at, Assembly Bill 1057 from Assem- workaround to the state’s onerous — The Orange County (Calif.) say, public fairgrounds must follow bly member Cottie Petrie-Norris, gun-control laws. The government Register Biden has set an ambitious goal. I say, go for it.
WASHINGTON -- Bill ing the Trump years. Clinton used his 1996 State In this vastly changed of the Union address to political environment, I push for school uniforms. say: Go for it, even at the George W. Bush called in astonishing overall price 2004 for athletes “to get rid tag of more than $6 trillion. of steroids now.” President It’s healthy for the country to have a debate between two competing visions of what government could do. It’s urgent for our society to reduce income inequality -- exacerbated by the Syndicated Trump tax cuts and deep- columnist ened by the pandemic -- and address inequality, the associated problem of RUTH MARCUS racial equity. It is also smart politics to strike ear- ly, when you still have the Joe Biden, in his first majority, the momentum speech to a joint session of and your rivals on their Congress, asked for . . . heels. You may get more pretty much everything. than you expect. Former New York gover- I would means-test the nor Mario Cuomo famously beneficiaries more than observed that a politician B i d e n p r o p o s e s , b u t campaigns in poetry and expanding early childhood governs in prose. Biden education and providing campaigned, to the extent free access to community he could, in little-noticed college, with accompanying policy papers that many quality metrics, would help people are now surprised to provide a platform for suc- see him trying to imple- cess to millions of children. ment. The twin disasters of Why should kids born into Donald Trump and the pan- less-well-off families not The FDA’s slippery slope toward demic blotted out much in enjoy the jump-start in life the way of policy discus- that mine enjoyed -- at least sion, and understandably as much of a start as gov- so. The election was, as ernment can help provide? mandating raw broccoli for breakfast Biden said, a battle for the And, instead of parsing soul of America, not for the precise meaning of By Veronique de Rugy. that two wrongs don’t make of stuff that the government while nicotine doesn’t lead paid family leave. what counts as infrastruc- Syndicated Columnist a right. is trying to diminish the to cancer or real harm, Even so, the scope of ture, why not ask the more Besides, these measures consumption of, especially according to the FDA, the Biden’s ambitions, and his fundamental question: If it doesn’t look like avo- are nonsensical. According when it comes to drugs, tar in each cigarette does. insistence on not jettison- What mechanisms do peo- cado toast, you can’t have it. to The Wall Street Journal, alcohol or sugar. Sometimes According to Cato Institute i n g c a m p a i g n p o l i c y ple need to be able to work That’s the message I get the idea behind the nicotine- they switch to substitutes Senior Fellow Jeff Singer, dreams in the face of politi- effectively, and what role loud and clear from Uncle reduction measure is that it that are even more danger- who is also a fellow of the cal constraints, marks a should the government play Sam when I read story after “would lower the chemical ous. American College of Sur- striking difference from in helping supply them, story about the Food and in cigarettes to nonaddictive For instance, studies find geons, “While nicotine is the more limited ambitions whether those are roads Drug Administration’s latest or minimally addictive lev- that smokers in high-tax addictive, the tars in tobac- of his predecessors. and bridges, or reliable foray into stopping ordinary els, aiming to push millions states tend to consume ciga- co smoke are what do all of “I have to say that we all broadband, or affordable Americans from doing what of smokers to either quit or rettes that are longer and the damage to health. know our government has child and elder care? ordinary Americans like to switch to less harmful alter- higher in tar and nicotine Reducing nicotine content been just great at building The pandemic has driven do. natives such as nicotine than the ones consumed by might paradoxically make programs,” Clinton said in millions of women, particu- Take the latest news that gums, lozenges or e-ciga- smokers in low-tax states. smoking more dangerous.” his first address to Con- larly women of color, out of the FDA is thinking about rettes.” Note that this same This effect is especially pro- So, there you go: With its gress in 1993. “The time the workforce. Meanwhile, requiring tobacco compa- FDA has waged a war on nounced among 18- to latest headline-grabbing has come to show the the population is aging, nies to lower the nicotine in these same e-cigarettes by 24-year-olds because they proposal, the FDA would American people that we imposing a new set of care all cigarettes sold in the banning the most popular have less money and insist make smokers poorer and can limit them, too, that we demands that will also be United States. Its goal is to flavors to ensure that these on getting more bang for less healthy. We should also cannot only start things but borne disproportionately by fight nicotine addiction. The new and less-harmful prod- their buck. The same is true expect the black market to we can actually stop women. Paid family and paternalists at the FDA are ucts were as unappealing as of harder drug prohibition. expand and offer smokers things.” medical leave are standard also considering whether a plate of raw broccoli for As the Cato Institute’s Trev- the stuff they’ve been want- And Barack Obama, in in other countries. this proposal should be breakfast. or Burrus tells me, “prohibi- ing all along, including men- the midst of the financial What Biden is proposing paired with a ban on men- Ask yourself this question: tion makes drugs stronger thol cigarettes. crisis that opened his presi- would be transformative thol products. Do the geniuses at the FDA for the same reason people Why not, in this self-pro- dency, cautioned in his without transforming the This comes from the agen- not realize that many people smuggle flasks and not 12 claimed land of the free, maiden speech, “My budget fundamental role of gov- cy that has badly botched will simply smoke a greater packs at sporting events.” simply let adults choose as does not attempt to solve ernment. And his proposed the COVID-19 response by number of cigarettes per The same will happen with they wish? every problem or address method of paying for most delaying test and vaccine day in order to get their nic- this latest nanny-state gam- ——— every issue. . . . Everyone of this spending -- increas- authorizations that could otine fix? bit by the FDA. At the mar- EDITOR’S NOTE: Vero- in this chamber, Democrats ing corporate tax rates have saved countless lives. W h y w o u l d t h e F D A gin, a few, mostly light, nique de Rugy is a senior and Republicans, will have (although not back to the Now it has the nerve to tell expect smokers to respond smokers will give up the research fellow at the Mer- to sacrifice some worthy level they were during the Americans, most of whom in a radically different way habit, but longtime and catus Center at George priorities for which there Obama administration) and are stressed out of their than all the people the gov- heavy smokers will likely Mason University. To find are no dollars.” raising taxes on the wealth- minds after a year of the ernment has tried to nudge start smoking more ciga- out more about de Rugy and Biden’s seemingly unlim- iest individuals -- is more pandemic and lockdowns, with failed nanny-state rettes to get their desired read features by other Cre- ited agenda, by contrast, than fair. what they can or can’t interventions to get to stop amount of nicotine. As with ators Syndicate writers and reflects two new realities. Corporations and the inhale. smoking or drinking sugary drugs and other prohibi- cartoonists, visit the Cre- The first is a far more pro- wealthy have prospered While it may sound old- drinks in the past? I under- tions, this move is not neu- ators Syndicate webpage at gressive Democratic Party. during the pandemic; it is fashioned, I don’t believe stand the superficial belief tral health-wise because, www.creators.com. If Clinton needed to present reasonable to ask them to that it’s the role of the gov- that raising the price of an himself to moderates as a share some of the wealth ernment to tell fully con- item with taxes or other different kind of Democrat, they have accrued at wildly senting adults what they can means as this proposal Biden needs to present him- tax-advantaged rates. 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Hospital board, from Page 1 Vaccines, from Page 1 intended, you don’t have a mass exodus,” Beck- on the foundation board to be “a thorn in Bill- coronavirus vaccines is complex and It remained unclear how some coun- er said. ings Clinic’s side.” can’t be ramped up by easing intellec- tries in Europe, which have influential Pat Gilligan, who serves on the LHC Founda- “It’s a wonderful hospital,” Gilligan said. tual property. They also say lifting pro- pharmaceutical industries and had tion Board, said the Billings Clinic hasn’t been “But the problem is what you get from Bill- tections could hurt future innovation. previously shared U.S. reservations supportive of the foundation, which raises mon- ings.” Stephen Ubl, president and CEO of about the waiver, would respond. ey on behalf of the hospital, or the community. Currently, Denis Prager, Kristen Galbraith, the Pharmaceutical Research and WTO spokesman Keith Rockwell said Gilligan said he and other longtime board LHC Medical Director Dr. Scott Coleman, Dr. Manufacturers of America, said the a panel on intellectual property at the members have done a lot to help raise money Kyra Eddy Pinago, Dr. Jeffrey Lindenbaum, U.S. decision “will sow confusion trade body was expected to take up the for the hospital, and the Billings Clinic hasn’t Chief Nursing Officer Laurie Smith and between public and private partners, waiver proposal again at a “tentative” respected that. Michael Schaer remain on the hospital board, further weaken already strained sup- meeting later this month, before a for- “It’s a bit like they’ve been strangling the according to LHC’s website, and Gilligan, Prag- ply chains and foster the proliferation mal meeting June 8-9. That means any golden goose and they finally chopped the head er, Steve Woodruff, LHC CEO Deb Anczak, Bob of counterfeit vaccines.” final deal could be weeks away at best. off it,” Gilligan said of the resignations. Gersack and Joey Lane remain on the founda- Dr. Michelle McMurry-Heath, chief Authors of the proposal have been Gilligan said for the moment he is remaining tion board. executive of the Biotechnology Innova- revising it in hopes of making it more tion Organization trade group, said in a palatable. statement that the decision will under- Okonjo-Iweala, in remarks posted on mine incentives to develop vaccines the WTO website, said it was “incum- and treatments for future pandemics. bent on us to move quickly to put the “Handing needy countries a recipe revised text on the table, but also to Text of the letter from former board members: book without the ingredients, safe- begin and undertake text-based negoti- guards, and sizable workforce needed ations.” To interested persons involved worked well until the Fall of 2019. In posal was to increase LHC control of will not help people waiting for the “I am firmly convinced that once we with Livingston HealthCare, Livings- October 2019, BC delivered a pro- the Foundation (and, derivatively, BC vaccine,” she said. can sit down with an actual text in ton HealthCare Foundation and Bill- posed new contract to the LHC control) at the expense of the com- Pfizer declined to comment on front of us, we shall find a pragmatic ings Clinic. Board. The proposed contract munity. Biden’s announcement, as did Johnson way forward” that is “acceptable to all This is a message from the six Liv- included changes in BC’s relationship For more than 15 years, under the & Johnson, which developed a one-dose sides,” she said. ingston based former Directors of with LHC designed to increase its chairmanship of Michelle Becker, the vaccine meant to ease vaccination Co-sponsors of the idea were shut- Livingston HealthCare (LHC) who control over the management and work of the Board of directors, com- campaigns in poor and rural areas. tling between different diplomatic resigned from the LHC Board within business of LHC, and to seemingly munity and BC directors alike, was Moderna and AstraZeneca didn’t missions to make their case, according the last several weeks. increase its compensation. characterized by consensus, trans- immediately respond to requests for to a Geneva trade official who was not comment. authorized to speak publicly on the When a majority of the communi- The BC demand for changes to a parency and mutual respect. Impor- The companies have made some matter. A deadlock persists, and oppos- ty board members of an organiza- relationship that had been working tant issues were brought to the efforts to provide vaccine doses to ing sides remain far apart, the official tion as important as LHC resigns well resulted in a strain in the rela- Board and promptly resolved. LHC poor countries at prices well below said. from the board, an explanation is tionship between the two entities thrived. A new hospital was financed what they’re charging wealthy nations. The argument, part of a long-run- required. until the issues were ultimately set- and built. The relationship with BC For instance, Johnson & Johnson ning debate about intellectual proper- We are very proud of the medical tled, generally on BC’s terms. was cordial and functional. agreed last week to provide up to 220 ty protections, centers on lifting pat- service that LHC provides to our Adding to the tensions between Three years ago, Michelle Becker million doses of its vaccine to the Afri- ents, copyrights and protections for community. LHC is an excellent insti- the community directors and the was succeeded by a new Chairper- can Union’s 55 member states, starting industrial design and confidential tution, usually among the 20 most representatives of BC was a sugges- son and a new CEO was appointed. in this year’s third quarter, and agreed information to help expand the pro- distinguished Critical Access Hospi- tion from BC that the Livingston No other change in board composi- in December to provide up to 500 mil- duction and deployment of vaccines tals in the nation. We fully support community directors needed training tion occurred then or since. Quickly, lion vaccines through 2022 for low- during supply shortages. The aim is to the mission of LHC, and we are all on how to be good board members, condescension, criticism and scold- income countries via Gavi, The Vac- suspend the rules for several years, proud and honored to have contrib- an especially insulting suggestion in ing became common. Matters that cine Alliance. just long enough to beat down the pan- uted to its success. view of the many years of experi- should come to the Board are some- Shares of Pfizer, AstraZeneca and demic. While we are six very different per- ence on non-profit, corporate and times decided by the chair himself or Johnson & Johnson — huge companies The issue has become more pressing sons, from very different back- governmental boards we shared. the CEO. Consensus, compromise with many lucrative products — fell with a surge in cases in India, the grounds with very different life expe- Months of tension between com- and transparency are now uncom- less than 1% on the news. But Moder- world’s second-most populous country na, whose vaccine is the company’s and a key producer of vaccines — riences, we all fully support the munity directors and the BC direc- mon. Substantive policy differences only product, fell 6.2% in late-after- including one for COVID-19 that relies statements made in this message. tors culminated in a successful are characterized as conflicts of noon trading before gaining back two- on technology from Oxford University Our message has to do with gov- motion to unseat a properly elected interest or disloyalty. Divided votes thirds of a percent in after-hours trad- and British-Swedish pharmaceutical ernance and independence. community board member. The are common. The “LHC view” with ing. maker AstraZeneca. The ongoing consolidation across motion, made by a Billings Director, respect to Foundation matters, was the nation of small community hos- presumably acting in concert with imposed without any board involve- pitals into “systems” or affiliations the LHC CEO (who is a BC employ- ment. dominated by large urban institu- ee), was not on the board meeting As stated at the beginning of this tions is inexorable. This process can agenda and would have been out of message, consolidation and change US Justice Department worried be done well, with respect for the order except that it was allowed by are inexorable features of today’s values of the community, and for the the Board Chair. The motion was national health care environment. local board members appointed to passed on a divided vote, with three For many years, the Livingston com- about Arizona Senate recount represent the community’s interest. BC directors, two physician directors munity benefited from wise local PHOENIX (AP) — The U.S. Depart- Rights Act,” Karlan wrote. “Such The process can also be done poorly and one community director voting leadership and a mutually beneficial ment of Justice expressed concern investigative efforts can have a signifi- and disrespectfully. in favor. relationship between LHC and BC. Wednesday about ballot security and cant intimidating effect on qualified We were elected to the Board of Also, at that meeting, another We accepted our appointments to potential voter intimidation arising voters that can deter them from seek- LHC with the awareness that the By item which was not on the agenda the Livingston HealthCare Board of from the Republican-controlled Arizo- ing to vote in the future.” Laws provided that the board of was presented to the Board, again Directors, driven by our desire to na Senate’s unprecedented private Karlan wants Fann to lay out how the directors of LHC “shall have and by a BC director. The motion direct- provide the best possible health care recount of the 2020 presidential elec- Senate and its contractors will ensure exercise full power and authority to ed the chair of the Livingston to our community through an inde- tion results in Maricopa County. federal laws are followed. She pointed do all things deemed necessary and HealthCare Foundation to deal with pendent organization. The current In a letter to GOP Senate President to news reports showing lax security at expedient in the governance, man- LHC’s lawyers and settle a nearly norms of leadership and governance Karen Fann, the head of the Justice the former basketball arena where the agement and control” of LHC. year-long dispute between LHC and are unacceptable to us. We believe, Department’s Civil Rights Division said ballots are being recounted by hand. Meetings and conversations and the Foundation over control of the over time, they will not sustain quali- the Senate’s farming out of 2.1 million Fann said Senate attorneys were documents created over the years of Foundation including the selection ty health care for our community. ballots from the state’s most populous working on a response she promised to LHC’s affiliation with Billings Clinic and compensation of the Founda- It has become clear to each of us county to a contractor may run afoul of share when it was completed. (BC) reflected our understanding tion Director. This action was pro- that our participation in the gover- federal law requiring ballots to remain The Justice Department letter came that LHC was an independent orga- posed despite the provisions of nance of LHC is no longer valued, in the control of elections officials for six days after voting rights groups nization where local directors shared Foundation governance documents and that we cannot fulfill our obliga- 22 months. asked federal officials to intervene or governance with representatives of which provide for the independence tions as board members by continu- And Principal Deputy Assistant send monitors to the Veterans Memori- Attorney General Pamela S. Karlan al Coliseum in Phoenix at the state fair- BC, all of whom are required by law of the Foundation as a legal entity. ing to serve under these circum- said that the Senate contractor’s plans grounds, where the ballots are being to act in what each of us “reason- We believe the proposal was disre- stances. to directly contact voters could amount recounted. ably believe” to be in the best inter- spectful of the LHC community This is our explanation. to illegal voter intimidation. “We are very concerned that the est of LHC. directors, of the Foundation Direc- Shiell Anderson “Past experience with similar investi- auditors are engaged in ongoing and In its modern phase, the shared tors (all of whom are members of Mary Ann Bearden gative efforts around the country has imminent violations of federal voting governance relationship between the Livingston and Park County com- Michelle Becker raised concerns that they can be and election laws,” said the letter sent LHC and BC originated in 2013, as munity), and out of compliance with Daniel Kaul directed at minority voters, which by the Brennan Center for Justice, the part of the planning for the new Foundation governing documents. David Stanley potentially can implicate the anti-intim- Leadership Conference and Protect hospital building. The relationship The apparent purpose of this pro- Joseph Swindlehurst idation prohibitions of the Voting Democracy.
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Page 6, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, May 6, 2021 Challenger hits Cheney, says GOP must work with Trump WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Elise his “COMPLETE and TOTAL Stefanik stated her case Thursday Endorsement” to Stefanik, 36, who’s for replacing Rep. Liz Cheney as the played an increasingly visible role No. 3 House Republican leader, within the GOP. implicitly lambasting Cheney’s bat- Stefanik responded quickly, high- tles with former President Donald lighting his backing to colleagues Trump by saying, “We are one team who will decide her political future. and that means working with the “Thank you President Trump for president.” your 100% support for House GOP The remarks by Stefanik, R-N.Y., a Conference Chair. We are unified one-time moderate who’s evolved and focused on FIRING PELOSI & into an ardent Trump champion, WINNING in 2022!” she tweeted. came as Cheney seems likely to be The careers of Cheney and Stefan- tossed from her leadership post next ik are seemingly racing in opposite week. Cheney, R-Wyo., has repeated- directions, as if to contrast the fates ly rejected Trump’s false insistence awaiting Trump critics and backers that he lost the 2020 election because in today’s GOP. of widespread fraud, and has blamed The turmoil also raised questions him for inflaming followers who about whether the price for political assaulted the Capitol on Jan. 6. survival in the party entails standing Speaking on Steve Bannon’s “War by a former president who keeps up Room” podcast, Stefanik said she is his false narrative about a fraudulent committed to “sending a clear mes- 2020 election and whose supporters AP sage that we are one team and that stormed the Capitol just four months Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., listens during a House Intelligence Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington means working with the president ago in an attempt to disrupt the for- on Nov. 20, 2019. and working with all of our excellent mal certification of Joe Biden’s vic- Republican members of Congress.” tory. found no evidence to support they are and what they stand for She opposed Trump’s ban on immi- Stefanik repeatedly used “president” In her essay, Cheney denounced Trump’s assertions that he was than I thought they would be at this gration from seven majority-Muslim in referring to Trump. the “dangerous and anti-democratic cheated out of an election victory. point,” he told reporters. countries, and joined Democrats in Facing opposition from Trump and Trump cult of personality,” and Cheney, in the Post, agreed with Cheney, a daughter of Dick voting against Trump’s effort to uni- the House’s two top Republicans — warned her fellow Republicans Democrats that a bipartisan investi- Cheney, who was George W. Bush’s laterally redirect money to building Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy against embracing or ignoring his gation should focus solely on the riot vice president and before that a Wyo- a wall along the Southwest border. and Whip Steve Scalise — Cheney statements “for fundraising and and not on disturbances at some of ming congressman, seemed to have She also led an effort to recruit has remained defiant. political purposes.” last summer’s racial justice protests. almost unlimited potential until this female candidates for her party. In an opinion essay in The Wash- She said McCarthy has “changed In an apparent reference to her own year. Her career began listing after Stefanik’s rural district, which ington Post, Cheney implored her his story” after initially saying situation, she said she would defend she was among just 10 House Repub- Barack Obama carried in his suc- GOP colleagues on Wednesday to pry Trump “bears responsibility” for the “basic principles” of democracy, “no licans to back Trump’s impeachment cessful 2008 and 2012 presidential themselves from a Trump “cult of Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. McCar- matter what the short-term political for inciting supporters to attack the runs, was subsequently won twice by personality” and declared that the thy, who is tacitly backing the drive consequences might be.” Capitol on Jan. 6, when five died. Trump. She morphed into a stalwart party and even American democracy to oust her, has said Trump issued a Biden weighed in at the White Stefanik, who represents a mam- Trump defender and was given a were at stake. “History is watching,” video to try halting the violence. 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Sports Page 7, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, May 6, 2021 New York Rangers abruptly dump team president, GM By STEPHEN WHYNO collections of young talent in “I think we’re all sur- AP Hockey Writer hockey. prised,” said coach David The Rangers qualified for Quinn, whose own status has The New York Rangers t h e N H L’ s e x p a n d e d , been plunged into uncertain- abruptly fired president 24-team playoffs in 2020, ty. “We all felt good about John Davidson and general won the draft lottery and the what we’ve done up to this manager Jeff Gorton on opportunity to select Alexis point.” Wednesday with three Lafreniere with the top pick, The path forward will now games left in the season, a and are expected to finish be charted by Drury, a rising shocking move in the after- fifth in the eight-team East star in management who fin- math of the latest controver- Division this season. ished his playing career as sy for the storied NHL orga- They were only recently captain of the Rangers from nization. eliminated from playoff con- 2008-11. He was recently Chris Drury was named tention after a season that named USA Hockey’s GM for president and GM. He previ- included defenseman Tony the upcoming world champi- ously served as associate DeAngelo being kicked off onships and earned a promo- GM under Davidson and the team for an undisclosed tion from assistant GM of the Gorton. incent, Panarin taking a leave Rangers in February. “We want to thank JD and of absence after a Russian “Chris is a very sought- Jeff for their contributions tabloid printed allegations of after executive and a strong to the organization,” owner abuse that he denies and Pan- leader, who has proven him- James Dolan said in a state- arin being injured in the self to be one of the top young ment. “They are both great scrum with Wilson. minds in hockey,” Dolan said. hockey professionals who But the future looks bright “We are confident he will worked hard for the Rang- for the Rangers, who, in addi- effectively guide the team to ers. However, in order for AP tion to Lafreniere, picked for- ensure the long-term success the team to succeed in the New York Rangers Associate General Manager Chris Drury works the bench during an NHL ward Kaapo Kakko second we promised Rangers fans.” manner our fans deserve, hockey game against the Philadelphia Flyers in New York on March 17. overall in the 2019 draft, Former Rangers GM Glen there needs to be a change in found their goaltender of the Sather, now a senior adviser leadership.” and that George Parros was night, which was the first in game nap with the whole set future in Igor Shesterkin and and a favorite of Dolan’s, will The stunning news came “unfit” to remain in his job NHL history to feature six of news. It’s never easy, I acquired an elite No. 1 defen- work with Drury in his transi- less than 24 hours after the as head of player safety. fights in the first five min- think, in pro sports.” seman in Adam Fox. tion and continue in his con- team ripped the league for It was not immediately utes and served as the coda Whatever the reason, cut- Those players, along with sulting role. fining but not suspending clear if the front office for an eventful few days. ting ties with Davidson and Panarin and center Mika “Chris and I have always Washington’s Tom Wilson for shakeup had any connection “It’s obviously a crazy Gorton was unexpected. Zibanejad, are expected to had a great working relation- his role in a scrum Monday to the criticism of the day,” Rangers forward Ryan Since Gorton became GM in make up a core that contends ship,” Quinn said. “We cer- night that injured Rangers league. But the incident Strome said. “You add in the 2015 and Davidson joined for the postseason for years tainly see a lot of the same star Artemi Panarin. A team obviously had an effect on anxiety or anticipation all the organization in spring to come. Gorton and Davidson things in the game of hockey. statement called the deci- the Rangers’ game against day from our group, and 2019, the Rangers have built are responsible for bringing We’ve got a great deal of sion a dereliction of duty the Capitals on Wednesday then waking up from a pre- one of the most impressive in all those players. respect for each other.”
Steelers player reaches plea deal to resolve Ohio gun charge WILLOUGHBY HILLS, records check showed he Ohio (AP) — Pittsburgh was driving with a suspend- Steelers cornerback Justin ed license and he had an out- Layne reached a plea deal to standing warrant for failure resolve charges stemming to appear on a traffic viola- from a traffic stop in Ohio tion in another jurisdiction, last month where authori- police said. ties said they found a loaded They said they searched gun in his car. the car after smelling mari- Layne, 23, was arrested on juana and seeing loose parti- a fourth-degree felony cles of it scattered through- charge of improper han- out the vehicle. That search dling of a firearm in a motor revealed a loaded Glock pis- AP vehicle following the April tol in the center console, Ken Scrader, left, laughs with Ray Evernham during SRX testing at Caraway Speedway in Sophia, N.C., March 8. 23 stop in Willoughby Hills. police said. They said Layne That charge was dropped wasn’t a licensed conceal- when he pleaded guilty carry permit holder in Ohio. SRX format to reward driver skills, smarts on short tracks Wednesday in Willoughby Layne played 16 games Municipal Court to a misde- but made no starts last sea- CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — heat. The starting lineup for pionship in 2006 and there Labonte, Indianapolis 500 meanor charge of possess- son for the Steelers, who The car will definitely not the feature will be set by hasn’t been a series like it winners Helio Castroneves ing criminal tools and two selected him out of Michi- be the star this summer in the finishing order of the since. and Tony Kanaan, Daytona traffic violations. Layne gan State in the third round the Superstar Racing Expe- second heat. Evernham and Stewart, 500 winner Michael Waltrip, received a suspended 180- of the 2019 draft. He had 10 rience, which has been for- There will be unlimited both members of the NAS- and Marco Andretti, the day jail sentence, must tackles on defense and 12 mated for drivers to show- attempts at a green-white- CAR Hall of Fame, believed pole-sitter for last year’s serve six months probation more on special teams last case their skills using what checkered finish to com- there was still an interest Indy 500. Local all-stars join and perform 32 hours of season. series co-founder Ray Ever- plete the race. There are a for a series that featured the SRX regulars at the first community service. The Steelers declined nham calls “old-school maximum 12 points to earn cars that don’t rely on aero- five races. Police stopped Layne comment on the matter tools.” in each heat, and the race d y n a m i c s a n d r e w a r d The series will air live on around 1:20 a.m. when his Thursday, while a message The good old steering winner receives 25 points. mechanical grip and driver CBS and race at some of the Dodge Charger was going 89 left for Layne’s agent was wheel, gas pedal and brake “It was very important to skill. Stewart also thought most prolific short tracks in mph in a 60-mph zone. A not immediately returned. pedal. come up with a format that he could find drivers who the country, including Knox- “With this format, you not would provide the best had stepped away from full- ville Raceway in Iowa — only have to be the fastest entertainment to our fans time racing but still wanted which calls itself ‘The driver, but you’ve got to be while rewarding the drivers to occasionally compete. Sprint Car Capital of the Ohio making another play at the smartest driver, too,” for their performance. This He recruited nine other World’ — the Stewart-owned added Tony Stewart, who co- format will do that,” Evern- full-time drivers, among Eldora Speedway in Ohio legalizing sports betting founded SRX and will also ham said. “Every driver has them: NASCAR Hall of Fam- and Lucas Oil Raceway in drive one of the cars this the same opportunity. ers Bill Elliott and Bobby Indianapolis. TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — The latest proposal for legalizing summer. They’re in a car that’s very sports betting in Ohio calls for bringing it to casinos, sports SRX disclosed the format different because it’s so bars, mobile phones and maybe even pro sports stadiums. it will use Thursday to The universal. It’s a road-course After months of listening to ideas, Republican lawmakers in Associated Press when the car first, a pretty good dirt OPENING the state Senate rolled out a plan Thursday that would allow all-star series launches this car, and just an OK paved MAY 1ST 40 sporting betting licenses around Ohio. summer at Stafford Motor oval car.” Rosedale Gardens Half of those would be for locations that include the state’s Speedway in Connecticut on Evernham and Stewart casinos and horse racing tracks called racinos, which also June 12 for the first of six modeled the series after the We have: ✿ Vegetable Starts ✿ Seed Potatoes could hire outside companies to run sports betting online via Saturday night short-track popular but defunct Inter- ✿ Onion Sets ✿ Garden Seeds mobile apps. races across the country. national Race of Champions The other 20 licenses would be for sports bars and similar Each event will consist of that pitted drivers from Spring Annuals are here as well as locations where fans could watch games and make proposition two timed 15-minute heat multiple formulas in identi- bets during the games. races followed by a 100-lap cally prepared cars at vari- Hanging Baskets for Mother’s Day! Ohio’s pro sports teams are among those that could apply feature at every track ous tracks for 30 years. ✿ for the type of licenses that allow in-game proposition bets, except Slinger Speedway in Stewart won its final cham- Open 9:00-6:00 7 Days A Week 333-3033 said state Sen. Kurt Schuring, a Canton Republican. Wisconsin, where the event “We think it’s going to be an economic development tool for will be extended by 50 laps Ohio,” he said. because the track is only a Ohio lawmakers have been going back-and-forth on legal- quarter-mile oval. ized sports betting for more than two years. It has caught on The first heat will be quickly in other states after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in lined up by a random draw 2018 allowed for it to be legalized in every state and the second heat will be Neighboring Pennsylvania, Michigan and Indiana already set by inverting the finish- offer sports betting at casinos. ing order from the first Olympic track and field champ Tamara Press dies MOSCOW (AP) — Tamara Press, a three- the 1966 European Championships, nor did time Olympic champion from the Soviet her sister, and both retired shortly after. Union who withdrew from international Gender verification was introduced for competition amid speculation and jibes those championships. Many female athletes about her gender, has died. She was 83. found it and other physical examinations The Russian track federation said Press intrusive and humiliating. died in the hospital on April 26, without giv- That was an early instance of the disputes ing a cause of death. around female athletes with differences of Press won gold in the shot put and silver in sex development. South African runner the discus at the 1960 Rome Olympics, and Caster Semenya won the 800-meter gold gold in both events four years later at the medal at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics but is 1964 Tokyo Games. Her sister, Irina Press, barred from defending her title this year won Olympic gold in the 80-meter hurdles in because of her naturally high testosterone 1960 and the pentathlon in 1964. Irina Press levels. She has spent years in legal battles died in 2004. with World Athletics and has recently Both sisters were subjected to comments moved to compete in the 5,000-meter race and mockery in the United States and else- after refusing to take medication to reduce where about what some observers consid- her testosterone levels. ered their masculine physiques. Born in what is now Ukraine, Press was “Certainly we are concerned with feminin- evacuated to Central Asia following Nazi ity. I’m a champion but you can see I’m a Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union dur- woman,” Tamara Press said in 1964. “The ing World War II. She later moved to St. fact that a girl is a sportswoman has nothing Petersburg, then known as Leningrad. Later to do with femininity.” in life, Press worked as a track and field At the age of 29, Press did not compete at coach and wrote books.
Page 8, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, May 6, 2021 WORLD BRIEFS Anti-Olympic petition gains tens Gunmen kill former TV presenter of thousands of signatures then escape in Afghanistan TOKYO (AP) — An online KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Gunmen killed a former petition calling for the Tokyo Afghan TV presenter on Thursday as he was travelling in Olympics to be canceled has the southern city of Kandahar, a provincial official said, add- gained tens of thousands of ing to fears for press freedom in the war-wrecked country. signatures since being Nimat Rawan was shot at noon, provincial spokesman launched in Japan only days Baheer Ahmadi said, by two assailants who were able to ago. escape with his mobile phone. Security officials have told The rollout of the petition several other journalists in the area that extremists are tar- comes with Tokyo, Osaka geting them as well, he added. and several other areas The killing heightens worries over the fate of Afghan jour- under a state of emergency nalists as U.S. troops pullout. Many fear violence will spike with coronavirus infections and reprisals will be taken out against those who worked rising — particularly new with foreign forces. variants. The state of emer- Rawan was a former presenter for the well-known local gency is to expire on May 11, channel Tolonews. He had been working in the Finance Min- but some reports in Japan istry’s media office, media watchdog Nia said in a state- say it is likely to be extend- ment. ed. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, The postponed Olympics but it comes a day after the Taliban issued a threat to are to open in just under Afghan journalists it considered too close to U.S.-backed three months on July 23. security agencies. The petition is addressed to International Olympic AP Committee President Thom- A “No Olympics” banner is placed by protesters in Tokyo during a demonstration against Woman from Mali gives birth as Bach, who has tentative the going ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games on March 25. plans to visit Japan later this to 9 babies in Morocco month. He is expected to show how the Olympics can secure,” though his has been in mind, and measures to BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — A Malian woman has given birth meet the Olympic torch be held in the middle of a challenged by local medial curb the coronavirus pan- to nine babies at once — after expecting seven, according to relay on May 17 in Hiroshi- pandemic. Several test specialists, and in an editori- demic are being neglected,” Mali’s Minister of Health and the Moroccan clinic where the ma, and perhaps also travel events have been conducted al last month in the British Utsunomiya told The Associ- nonuplets were born. to Tokyo where small anti- in the last few days, and Medical Journal. It said mass ated Press. “Hospital are It appeared to be the first time on record that a woman Olympic are protests being organizers have reported events like the Olympics are stretched thin, and some peo- had given birth to nine surviving babies at once. planned. few problems. “neither safe nor secure.” ple are dying at home.” The five girls and four boys, and their mother, “are all Although 70-80% of Japa- The Olympic torch relay Organizers say they will The headline in English doing well,” Mali’s health minister said in a statement. nese citizens in polls say has been crisscrossing Japan need 10,000 health workers over the petition reads: “Can- The mother, 25-year-old Halima Cisse, gave birth to the they want the Olympics can- for a month. Organizers say to support the Olympics. cel the Tokyo Olympics to babies by cesarean section on Tuesday in Morocco after celed or postponed, there is that eight people working on They have also requested 500 protect our lives.” being sent there for special care, Mali’s top health official no indication this will hap- the relay have tested positive additional nurses — a nurses’ The petition suggests the announced. pen. Japanese Prime Minis- for the virus. federation balked at the Olympics cannot be held Associated Press reporters saw some of the babies wig- ter Yoshihide Suga, Tokyo The Tokyo Olympics have request — and 200 sports safely and says the games gling their hands and feet inside incubators Wednesday in organizing committee presi- become a face-saving exer- medicine specialists. have drained finances away the private Ain Borja clinic in Casablanca. Medical staff dent Seiko Hashimoto, and cise for Japan, which has The petition was organized for other needs such as the checked their status regularly in the neonatal ward wallpa- Bach have repeatedly said officially spent $15.4 billion by Kenji Utsunomiya, a law- rollout of a COVID-19 vac- pered with cartoon characters. the games will go on as to prepare them. For the yer who has run several cine. Only 2% of the Japa- Cisse had been expecting seven babies. Malian doctors, scheduled. IOC, the Tokyo Olympics are times for Tokyo governor. It nese public have been vacci- under government orders, sent her to Morocco for the births Organizers and the IOC critical since 73% of its registered about 50,000 sig- nated. Japan has attributed because hospitals in Mali, one of the world’s poorest coun- unveiled so-called Playbooks income comes from selling natures in the first 24 hours 10,500 deaths to the virus, tries, are ill-equipped to provide adequate care for this last week, explaining rules television rights. after being launched. good by global standards but exceptional multiple pregnancy. for athletes and others to Organizers say the Olym- “Government policies are not as good as many Asian pics will be “safe and being set with the Olympics neighbors. ! TV Listings "
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Graphic Artist/ The Livingston Enterprise has an immediate full time opening on our circulation department. Appli- Production Person cants must provide excellent customer service to our Wanted customers in person and on the phone. Duties will in- clude daily processing of subscription information and The Livingston Enterprise is seeking a Graphic Artist/ Production person to join our production team. We need payments for Yellowstone Newspapers, carriers and an experienced Macintosh computer operator. Must be vendors that we provide services for. Mail list mainte- capable of high output as part of a team in a fast-paced, nance, label processing and preparation of postal re- quality-conscious environment. If you have graphic ports for the United States Post Office. Must be detail This is a number-placing puzzle based design and print production experience, we want to hear oriented and be able to work in a fast paced environ- on a 9x9 grid with several given numbers. The object is to place the from you. ment and meet our established deadlines. The right numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares so Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and inDesign, is a must. candidate should have own reliable transportation. that each row, each column and each Electronic pagination and PDF ad file use are strong pluses. Candidate will provide back up for the receptionist/ 3x3 box contains the same number This is a full-time position. Monday & Thursday day shifts, classified clerk. You may drop off a resume or e-mail only once. and Tuesday 11-7, Wednesday 11-8, & Friday 10-6. to Attn: Scott Squillace at [email protected] or pick The difficulty level of the Conceptis To apply send a resume with cover letter to [email protected] up an application at The Livingston Enterprise 401 S. Sudoku increases from Monday to or to Livingston Enterprise, P.O. Box 2000, Livingston, MT 59047 Main. No phone calls please. Friday. Attn: Tom McAndrews
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GATEWAY OFFICE SUP- LIVINGSTON SCHOOL VACANCY PARK HIGH CHUCK’S BACKHOE EMPLOYMENT PLY is currently seeking a DISTRICT PARK HIGH SCHOOL Certified English SERVICE, septic systems, COMMERICAL hardworking and motivated SCHOOL VACANCY 2021- Teacher, 1 FTE, One-Year driveways, water lines, individual for a full-time 2022 School Year Agricul- Only Position (position landscaping. Chuck Hill- RENTALS Dino-Day Care is hiring a retail sales associate. Gate- ture Education Instructor may be extended, depen- man. 223-7174 lead teacher. Pay depends way Office Supply is a local- The application forms may dent on funding) Contact: IT PAYS to look in the on experience. Please stop ly-owned retail office supply be found on the Livings- Lori Dust, Principal c/o DUMP TRAILER SER- VICE, JUNK REMOVAL, Livingston Enterprise in or call 406-599-5752. store, located in downtown ton School District web Donna Fairchild Park High Classifieds. “The best Livingston. Responsibili- site at www.livingston.k12. School102 View Vista Drive power raking, hedge trim- Dino-Day Care is hiring ming, aerating, fertilizing, sales person around.” ties: manning and manag- mt.us Contact:Lori Dust c/o Livingston, MT donna. 222-2000. an Assistant teacher. Pay ing cash register, assisting Donna Fairchild 102 View [email protected]. tree service & weekly depends on experience. customers/taking orders, Vista Drive Livingston, MT. mt.us Effective: 2021-2022 mowing. Call for questions Please stop in or call 406- performing tasks such as 59047 (406)222-0448 don- School Year Closing Date: 406-598-5991 Jesse. 599-5752. EZ STORAGE counting money, separat- [email protected]. When filled. The Application ERIC HOGAN - LOCK- FULL-TIME SEASONAL ing charge slips, balancing mt.us Deadline: Until Filled forms may be found on the S M I T H S E R V I C E S 10x10 & 10x20 HOUSEKEEPER/Guest cash drawers, and making Livingston School District AVAILABLE. All Aspects deposits, ticket, arrange LOOKING FOR A VER- web site at www.livingston. Storage Units Relations Coordinator SATILE INDIVIDUAL of locksmith. 223-5402 Dreamcatcher Tipi Hotel is and display merchandise, k12.mt.us Gary Hillman place special orders or TO JOIN OUR ADVER- GARY’S BACKHOE & a luxury glamping experi- TISING TEAM! The po- VACANCY VICE PRINCI- 222-7070 or 224-7070 ence located in Gardiner, call other stores to find de- PUMP SERVICE. Any sired items, clean shelves, sition requires ad sales, PAL (Park High School) kind of backhoe work, 24 Montana, just 5 miles from public relations and cre- Contact: Lori Dust c/o the North Entrance of Yel- counters, and tables. Job hour water well service. requirements: great inter- ativity with ad design. Donna Fairchild 102 View 224-7070 or 222-7070. lowstone. The property Hourly plus commission Vista Drive Livingston, MT currently houses 14 large- personal skills and social competency, professional with fringe benefits. 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Page 11, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, May 6, 2021 India’s gov’t eases hospital oxygen shortage NEW DELHI (AP) — Under sumption of oxygen had dou- in Nepal have been halted order by the Supreme Court, bled since then, the newspa- since Monday. India’s government agreed per said. Nepal’s main cities and on Thursday to provide more The number of new con- towns have been in lockdown medical oxygen to hospitals firmed cases in India on since last month as the num- in the capital, potentially Thursday breached 400,000 ber of coronavirus cases and easing a 2-week-old shortage for the second time since the deaths continues to surge. that worsened the country’s devastating surge began last Nepal recorded its highest exploding coronavirus crisis. month. The 412,262 new cas- daily infections with 8,659 on Government officials also es pushed the country’s offi- Wednesday and 58 deaths, denied reports that they cial tally to more than 21 mil- also a record. have been slow in distribut- lion. The Health Ministry In India, Prime Minister ing life-saving supplies also reported 3,980 deaths in Narendra Modi reviewed the donated from abroad. the past 24 hours, bringing coronavirus situation with The government raised the the total to 230,168. Experts top officials on Thursday and oxygen supply to 730 tons believe both figures are an told them to ramp up the from 490 tons per day in New undercount. vaccination drive. Delhi as ordered by the K. Vijay Raghvan, a princi- The country, with nearly Supreme Court. The court pal scientific adviser to the 1.4 billion people, has so far intervened after 12 COV- government, called the administered 162 million ID-19 patients, including a explosion of cases “a very AP doses but is facing vaccine senior doctor, died at New critical time for the coun- Newly arranged beds lie inside a COVID-19 treatment center set up for emergencies in the shortages. Delhi’s Batra Hospital when try.” wake of spike in the numbers of positive coronavirus cases in Mumbai, India, Thursday. The United States, Britain, it ran out of medical oxygen Demand for hospital oxy- Germany and several other for 80 minutes last week. gen has increased sevenfold tals typically rely on liquid because of their reduced borders with India. nations are rushing thera- On Wednesday night, 11 since last month, a govern- oxygen, which can be stored lung function. In Nepal, thousands of peo- peutics, rapid virus tests and other COVID-19 patients ment official said, as India in cylinders and transported Health Minister Harsh ple rushed to leave the coun- oxygen, along with materials died when pressure in an struggles to set up large oxy- in tank trucks. But amid the Vardhan said India has try ahead of a halt to all needed to boost domestic oxygen line dropped sudden- gen plants and transport oxy- virus surge, supplies in hard- enough oxygen but is facing international flights because production of vaccines to ly at a government medical gen to where it is needed. hit places such as New Delhi capacity constraints in mov- of spiking COVID-19 cases. ease pressure on the coun- college hospital in Chengal- India on Tuesday stated fer- have run critically short. ing it. Most oxygen is pro- Nepali citizens leaving to try’s fragile health infra- pet in southern India, possi- rying oxygen tankers from Dr. Himaal Dev, chief of duced in the eastern parts of report back for jobs in for- structure. bly because of a faulty valve, Bahrain and Kuwait in the the critical care unit at Apol- India while the demand has eign countries or to visit India’s vaccine production The Times of India newspa- Persian Gulf, officials said. lo Hospital in the southern risen in northern and west- family members and a few is expected to get a boost per reported. Most hospitals in India city of Bengaluru, said COV- ern parts. foreign tourists lined up at with the United States sup- Hospital authorities said don’t have their own plants ID-19 patients in ICU wards The outbreak has been Kathmandu’s airport before porting a waiver of intellec- they repaired the oxygen that generate oxygen for require at least 10-15 liters spreading to neighboring flights ceased at midnight tual property protections for line last week, but the con- patients, As a result, hospi- of oxygen per minute countries which share porous Thursday. Domestic flights COVID-19 vaccines. General: China’s Africa outreach poses threat from Atlantic
WASHINGTON (AP) — The top U.S general for Africa is warning that a growing threat from China may come not just from the waters of the Pacific but from the Atlantic as well. U . S . G e n . S t e p h e n Townsend, in an interview with The Associated Press, said Beijing is looking to establish a large navy port capable of hosting submarines or aircraft carriers on Africa’s western coast. Townsend said China has approached coun- tries stretching from Maurita- nia to south of Namibia, intent on establishing a naval facili- ty. If realized, that prospect would enable China to base warships in its expanding Navy in the Atlantic as well as Pacific oceans. “They’re looking for a place where they can rearm and repair warships. That becomes militarily useful in conflict,” said Townsend, who heads U.S. Africa Command. “They’re a long way toward establishing that in Djibouti. Now they’re casting their gaze to the Atlantic coast and want- ing to get such a base there.” Townsend’s warnings come as the Pentagon shifts its focus from the counterterror- ism wars of the last two decades to the Indo-Pacific region and threats from great power adversaries like China and Russia. The Biden admin- istration views China’s rapidly expanding economic influence and military might as Ameri- ca’s primary long-term securi- ty challenge. U.S. military commanders around the globe, including several who may lose troops and resources to bolster growth in the Pacific, caution that China’s growing asser- tiveness isn’t simply happen- ing in Asia. And they argue that Beijing is aggressively asserting economic influence over countries in Africa, South America and the Middle East, and is pursuing bases and footholds there. “The Chinese are outmaneu- vering the U.S. in select coun- tries in Africa,” said Townsend. “Port projects, eco- nomic endeavors, infrastruc- ture and their agreements and contracts will lead to greater access in the future. They are hedging their bets and making big bets on Africa.” China’s first overseas naval base was built years ago in Djibouti in the Horn of Africa and it is steadily increasing its capacity. Townsend said as many as 2,000 military person- nel are at the base, including hundreds of Marines who han- dle security there. “They have arms and muni- tions for sure. They have armored combat vehicles. We think they will soon be basing helicopters there to potential- ly include attack helicopters,” said Townsend. For some time, many have thought that China was work- ing to establish a Navy base in Tanzania, a country on Afri- ca’s eastern coast, that has had a strong, longstanding mili- tary relationship with Beijing. But Townsend said it appears there’s been no decision on that yet. Weather Page 12, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, May 6, 2021 Livingston Area 5-Day Forecast National Weather Tonight Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Forecast map for May 7, 2021
Partly Cloudy Showers Rain/Snow Rain/Snow Few Showers Precip Chance: 5% Precip Chance: 50% Possible Possible 46 73 38 51 32 50 35 52 36 Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds: 2-16 mph ESE 5-14 mph WSW 21-24 mph WSW 10-11 mph SSW 9-11 mph E Livingston Outlook Montana Weather Tonight, expect partly cloudy skies with an overnight low of 46. East southeast wind 2 Libby Cut Bank Havre Glasgow to 16 mph. The record low temperature for 43/63 43/61 46/67 40/70 tonight is 20 set in 1999. Kalispell Great Falls 46/58 47/65 Sidney 35/67 Livingston Statistics Missoula Lewistown As recorded through yesterday. 44/67 Glendive 48/57 Helena For latest weather updates: www.UpdatedWx.com/LE Temperatures 50/63 39/70 .High . . . .yesterday ...... 63...... Butte ...... Tomorrow Saturday Tomorrow Saturday LIVINGSTON .Low . . . .yesterday ...... 33...... 45/57 ...... Miles City City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx 46/73 Billings .Record ...... high ...... 84 . . in. . 1966...... 43/75 Anchorage 53 37 sh 55 38 mc Los Angeles 75 56 pc 76 57 pc Bozeman 45/78 .Record ...... low ...... 19 . . in. . 2010...... Atlanta 68 49 s 75 55 pc New York 62 48 pc 58 47 sh 47/69 Red Lodge Broadus Precipitation (as of 4 p.m.) Boston 58 42 pc 57 45 mc Phoenix 97 68 s 95 69 s West 47/70 42/74 .Yesterday ...... 0.00" ...... Chicago 57 40 pc 54 44 pc Salt Lake City 82 47 pc 60 42 pc Yellowstone .Month . . . . . to. . date...... 0.12" ...... Shown is tomorrow's weather. Temperatures are Dallas 84 65 s 87 71 pc Seattle 57 44 sh 58 48 sh 35/70 .Normal ...... for. . .month ...... 0.26" ...... tonight's lows and tomorrow's highs. Denver 82 50 pc 73 43 t Washington, D.C. 64 45 sh 63 46 sh .Year . . . .to . .date ...... 2.71" ...... Tomorrow Saturday Tomorrow Saturday Legend: Wx-weather, s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, cl-cloudy, sh-showers, .Normal ...... year. . . . to. . date...... 3.73" ...... City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx t-thunderstorms, ra-rain, fl-flurries, rs-rain/snow, sn-snow, i-ice, w-windy, R-Record. .Average ...... Humidity ...... 56% ...... Belgrade ...... 70 . . .33 . . . sh. . . 50. . . . 29 . . . sn Havre 67 38 sh 49 34 ra .Barometer ...... (noon)...... 30.25" ...... (falling) ...... Billings ...... 78 . . .44 . . . mc . . . 57. . . . 37 . . . ra Helena 63 36 sh 49 34 rs Wind Sock Bozeman 69 34 sh 48 30 sn Kalispell 58 36 sh 54 35 mc Peak gust for Butte 57 29 sh 43 27 ss Lewistown 67 34 sh 47 30 ra last 24 hours: Dillon 66 29 sh 49 27 mc Miles City 75 43 pc 52 35 ra 25 mph Glasgow 70 37 mc 48 33 ra Missoula 57 35 sh 52 36 mc ALL SERVICE HVAC (Recorded at Glendive 70 38 pc 47 33 ra Sidney 67 36 pc 47 32 ra Mission Field) Great Falls 65 37 sh 52 33 ra W. 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(AP) — started at around 7 a.m. near interstate flagging down to the next town,” Lott said. and children to get off, Lott Richland Two School District An Army trainee has been Fort Jackson, the U.S. cars. Some of the 18 children on said. He then drove the bus said the bus was transport- arrested after authorities Army’s largest basic train- The trainee then went to a the bus began using cell- several miles before aban- ing elementary school chil- say he boarded a South Caro- ing facility, located in nearby bus stop where chil- phones to call parents to let doning it, with the rifle dren. As a precaution, secu- lina school bus with a gun Columbia. The trainee, dren were waiting to be tak- them know what was hap- inside. rity at multiple area schools Thursday and held the driv- dressed in physical therapy en to Forest Lake Elementa- pening, Lott said. After some T h e m a n t h e n “ w e n t was increased and no one er and elementary students clothes, “ran off post and ry School, Lott said, and of the children asked repeat- through neighborhoods” was allowed to enter or hostage before letting them escaped” with a rifle from boarded the bus himself, edly if the trainee planned to nearby, Lott said, looking for leave the buildings, she said. off the bus. the installation, Lott said. armed with the rifle. hurt them or the driver, the clothes, was subsequently “A very scary situation During a news conference, Deputies then started “He told the bus driver he trainee “got a little frustrat- spotted by deputies and this morning,” Lott said of Richland County Sheriff receiving calls about some- didn’t want to hurt anybody; ed” and ordered the bus arrested without incident. the incident, which he said Leon Lott said the incident one standing on a nearby he wanted him to drive him stopped, allowing the driver A spokeswoman for the lasted about an hour.